GOVERNANCE, DEVELOPMENT, AND SOCIAL WORK

This book explores how many issues related to development and governance—including migration, disaster management, environmental justice, people’s movement and democracy, peace and security, sustainability, public-private partnerships, citizen-centered practice and administration, health care, technology and information technology, capitalism and worker rights, and corporate responsibility—impact the practice of social work. It takes a global, comparative approach, reflecting the global context in which social workers and developmental professionals now operate.